All Chapters of How To Tame The Savage Alpha: Chapter 161 - Chapter 170

The tension in the dining room was palpable. I couldn’t tell if it was due to the fact that my parents were present here in the dining room, or the fact that I'd just been made Luna. Something told me it was both. The pack saw me as a traitor, and they saw my parents as the enemies—the orchestrators behind the war. It just wasn’t a good combination having us all here.The pack members exchanged glances, I could tell a silent conversation was going on here, but no one had the courage to speak up. The clanks of forks and plates were all the sounds that could be heard, but I didn’t miss the fact that most weren’t eating. Asher on the other hand wolfed down his food. I couldn’t tell if he was oblivious to what was going on here, or if he just didn’t give a damn. The latter I believed was most likely the case.I only managed a few spoons of food before giving up.How does he do it? How does he just choose not to care what other people thought about him? My parents rose to their feets, c

LIAM’S POVI was awoken by another nightmare, it was the very same dream I'd been having for a while now; Asher dying in my arms and me being powerless to save him. I took a shower, trying to wash away the memory of those dreams, but they won’t go away. Asher’s lifeless eyes, his cold pale corpse remained vivid in my thoughts. The harder part was pretending like everything was fine, even though it wasn’t. Each day we couldn’t find the cure meant one less day for Asher, and yet I was supposed to act like everything was alright.I’d refused to think of what his death would mean to this pack, I’d refused to think of the pain Kate would be in when she discovers the truth—when she realizes that the wedding was a ploy to keep her safe, and those vows meant nothing, because he’d be leaving the moment the child was born.The truth felt like a burden, and each day I fought the temptation to tell someone. It'll be easier if I wasn’t the only one carrying the burden, but I had to keep it to my

ASHER’S POVShe let out a cry, clutching at her stomach.“Kate… what is wrong?”“I–I think it’s contractions,” she managed to say before another cry escaped her. “I just need to sit down…” she mumbled and I quickly picked her up, setting her on the couch. “Should I get you some water?” I asked, panicked. Her face contorted in pain, as she leaned back against the couch.“Yeah—water,”I hurried to the cooler, pouring her a glass of water, before returning to find her on the ground, in a puddle that hadn’t been there before. Her water had just broken.“Asher I think it’s starting,” she strained, her eyes wide in fear, I wonder if they matched mine. “I think— I think the baby is coming,”I’d rehearsed the steps for weeks, and yet I was left momentarily confused. “I need to take you to the healers,” I said, putting down the glass of water and sweeping her up in my arms. She groaned in pain, as I raced out of my chambers, leaving the door behind me wide open.“You’re alright, Kate,” I a

I knocked on the door to Jane’s apartment. And when she pulled the door open, her eyes widened in surprise.“Alpha,” she called, straightening, “I heard about the news—”I walked in, shutting the door behind me.“I need to talk to you.”Her apartment was a mess. Empty cartons of milk, days old food, and clothes were scattered around.Only now did I notice her swollen red eyes, but I wasn’t about to ask the reason behind it.“I know Liam told you about a secret he was supposed to keep to himself,”“He didn’t tell me anything,” she quickly defended, but the fleeting panic in her eyes gave her out.I’d discovered weeks earlier that Liam hadn’t exactly done as I'd told him too. Jane might not be an open book, but I'd noticed the sadness in her eyes anytime she saw me, which was opposed to the concealed hatred they’d earlier held. I knew that switch could only mean one thing. She knew something she shouldn’t. But I wasn’t quite sure my speculations were true, not until now.“He didn’t wan

LIAM’S POVA Month Earlier.The Highland Bridge was twenty minutes away from Raventhorne Pack, a perfect place for meeting with someone I shouldn’t be without being spotted. It was close enough that I wouldn’t be gone too long and raise suspicions, but far enough that I wouldn’t be followed. I drove to a stop at the middle of the bridge realizing Reign Storm was nowhere in sight. Was this a trap? Was he somewhere far away laughing at my stupidity? I wondered, as I sat in my car.The reasonable decision was to turn around and drive, yet I waited.I waited because I had no other choice. If he truly did have the cure I seeked for then it was worth the risk.But then I heard the knock on my window glass—the only notice I got before Reign Storm slid into the passenger seat beside me.Sometimes I had to remind myself that though Asher had defeated him, Reign was very far from weak.The ex-alpha was dressed impeccably in a proper suit. Asher might not be aware, but he shared that similar